New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

snraaS IN the sight OF any bro sscshu uIho
No great harm came OF these hsv wsrs sected
candidates were h an onportunty to Judge Of what
thew are worth.
PRINCIPLES NOT MEN, SHOULD BE VOTED FOR.
i. the very nature OF free institutions when inc
electsn day fer this great people 10 exert inc
highest and mast perfect form Off sovereignty 'ney
nr hefore ,hen nrinciples tendencies purposes. to
""'o ~ ..,, =. ,,o,r ,r.,orancs ,ithout
choose FROM and according 10 the" preference, "''
regard 10 candidates they determine and they DO
,.,. ., ,yh q, diff NJ s.u.i,nent and burmese and
oo"''""' ~ ~ An, .,,, ,,,s,r.o,. q, .hs
duty theF uc're 10 '""Huc 'io '"'t i"N'N' " ~
land This Is mode OF determining hsw eur Govern
ment io' INC succeeding ei" - io" ''"'' ST.
adnins'e'e ana our party mas never ha a. @ If
ami never VIII nave c"hHu"le uat IL n"StI'1 " any
the great interests OF inc country .hppluse ,,erc
II wiser IN ihelr own olinon ON Una. Ec' ~ yo, on
are some porssls OF sur peope VINO plclet ~ sting
SUM- SUM. r 49,, y 81, ~ ,,S it, and that do not
nooe ih 1 ~. r r ,h o,hsr on ths great issues
pre- VIC ~ vi ,e i =, NV iudgmer t mis-
peIsrs t' s,ssv p"P, -, and Inc duty of
oUr c,,i,.n. Tsnnlsu s II makes no difference. how
our cI.izrn.. HpIs a. ~ e n, Nv I'VE the ideas hat
ore a, the %oton ~ affections on one hand the
other ali thai have to say is that
~ "a a uisuse Of the great privilege
whfn their ye,es count for the party thsy
do not Ike nd against the party they adore Whether
Il ne Ds,nrrat o. Republican that cones into the
presid, cr al ~ mat osnion side or The other
eught TO b. helm the rre-dcnt Then yon know that
~ ,,,. c,rps ,pr ro no
"hAi ih'' 'LOD7 N'' ,,,r,,,,,io . nd
Now these cluhs are 10 Dc as'n''eS i"' ' ' Us, ~,
enforcing sound political knowledge from WIZ" '"o nv
publican party never shrlnks ami from whieh II ie'rs
nothing and also for cutiva'ng the growth OF scum
opinions. fearless, distinct uucShceaed uhoos'"'o' :"
that TIE electors NAV not only be informed Will koWF
edge but permeated with opinion. and then thee viii o7
the warmth and the fervor that should How th'onSh All
the veins and arteries ~ political NE 81 thal RUNNER
ence ne cci dsubledeal!ng all sides SHAH be diS-
carleJ Than we may know that when do succeed
we we ,raliy sncce. led and me people will know IT,
nnd when noaen we Will acquise ia the popuar JuaE
80 -. srcce.t neyt lime Tippausel
ohsery. mat i'm the rules that this body there
af,1I. stUupf M q
tban We minutes I NAV regard that aim.d at me
personally aud certainly the enthusiasm with witch
wa, received aamonshes that should keep this
principle II ia. the specific injunction. III view. liIutn
Ierl Yet will permit me 20 say somelh,s ca SO
great questions which YOU have all been thlhRlhS heut
and wDIch the people vino nave Sent you mere. nv" 49,
DELEGATES md Sp 'keSmen YOU are are le"p, & ,b
Republican party recognizes thai The pro',c.Iom ..
the sun age as to secure an honest eNIic>N"h VI
TO- -. ,i,,w or itS fnditTa,rncr on this great qucS-
fion | desire that we should take care of our own
side OF that question and when the popular will Is
tbwartcd nv gross and systematic suppression of the
moral nol,tcal and social - enforce our that
,nS Ct'"o & n,, ,s GonS apanscG Other
forms Of gevcrnIernt dcnornce crime against stab
isbad majesty and neic the highest pun hmcnt Tor
wIst =, ''c %5r,d comras,n, The death Of n King set
,rin1 ,a rrin"s scainst tho snfrra,o shall not
be tolerated (aprlause) If it is in oar power to pre-
vent INN 'AppiauScI 1890 ,.,,,,,.,,.,,
a I'm. rfttf
II - l"'"'l9 ' ~ - -, -, ,hn
inc o"'l'r'' "s"'N'' IN, sum - = ~ I
RIct' ''.''> ~ ,'"' - - . A., =. a., M, ,,r,
tights h"' VIC s"o"i" ""''' ~ " -,
~ nom sympathy OF "a sch'c oI u''S 'hd' VIC s"""i"
resent these oltrases against the sulrascS. pcilc
trated on a larger scale iu that great region on which
our party bestowed freedom and the ballot where
with 10 protect tive should resent II because IT is
our Suffrage that suffers. lApplauscJ 1t + or votes
that nullihed lAppia'se.t ON every f'dria eee
ton DAY you and have IlSh To nave cHr'S N"'v ~
The southern states Cou,,u ana i.o' so d,,i,c
(Loud App iNS') fur 'h,>c o'VS ma w., c
often 90 Ht'erllne. WIs'', ,n0 t ,io va ,,L,p
non man " iCi ", H'i, ~ ~ I,,r,i,c 9, ,h
everv ab"rer is entitled to exIrcs, by vote b, o. ion
In favor OF hsh Wasr> OF LOW va b,r
TO have every IaDoIer > Nu'c III ,Ho ou'" ~,
fairy Conhe9 I-onu ~ lnIIj , ""o ,."' a,,
when the suffrage Is ehecinaly suppressed among
any large humDcr OF NoicIs, WITH WI ~ 'm NJ, az a.
privcd OK ih'lr nEh,H los an ~ NY, ai LUZ,
the resi- WiS are ao" !" sV'v "' Po'rccr
couhle ~ ~ L.ils, c.,s ~ ie 49, ,.,.at
n . egna,er When II e. used Illegally when il lsel
y I, .unnre,. mo cx nr. ssion OF he popular will
IAup,ans-I These who ar allowed 10 exercise the
rights of nage no lOr or prize 1t. Thus have the
strange sn~cfacle that ti. great 81 Georgia
which has IA much nc, the tariff in the future AZ
least a. any Sta'e the Union, not than IN
ten OF the voters trouble vote for
Thus ihry really REPRESENT onE one enn OF ,le N"rr
att ard they - ~ congress under obga'lons
which hlnI TEN toeetnNr on ~ -, 49,
st great enterprises North anI south Applause
ryv orpsr,ox oFr,Krr AND INDUsTRY
Tho next great topic and n IL rs Wild. as the suffrage
"a tla, II labor and Industry fApplausel There
e., ,ro,. oceuciss of Government, over a free
nv ,.-ln tu,,,strr epr,a,o. viii, ,beso I'm ,
pcopc' '"' d ~ -. 80,
healthy CONDITION II Is easy 10 eoNc'n ''' N"'' P'"I"'
w wcs,i do,car or dccay. let Industry decline and
idiencs, take its i'ce' ana 'hs peop1 Ti Nfn any
aoa d oa % r"Ifne fb~Tr~ye, 10 legal modes Of Ic
dress. some people seem to think that rude hand
may be laid on one lhdu' ~ anu ,,a IL WI al'' "a
mos ,ii I i ci T., Ls taken rooi Imi We Ie
rnlIicars arc wiser than that We understand that
anything that touches or threatens protection OF i'm
duS'ry IN any one ioIn 'o"'"'' u" '"''''0i'' ''"'!
In ,:.afJ 70 foIrign imports attention for single
moment shows that It bel long, to "ion 10 determine
~" "a ~. cesi,o,os ,be Ic,.rri,atio, If l,v Ear
forcirn lalor shall De allowed to compcie With orr
ov-r nv LEGISLATION we can in a measure regulate tho